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A written list of the order of business that will take place during a meeting is known as a(n): a. main motion b. agenda c. role-play d. script - ️️b. agenda When completing the past employment section on an application, in what order should jobs be listed: a. start with current or most recent job b. order is not important c. start with your first job d. start with the job most related to your career objective - ️️a. start with current or most recent job The SkillsUSA offi...

The Implied Consent Law concerning alcohol and driving says... - ️️Drivers who are arrested for drunk driving must submit to a blood alcohol test or else immediately lose their license. A lighter person will normally get drunk faster on the same number of drinks than a heavier person - ️️True At a yellow light, you should stop if it is safe to do so. - ️️True When parallel parking, you must be no farther than _____ from the curb. - ️️12 inches In an area of the road p...

Every driver under the age of _____ is considered a ______________ __________________ and has some restrictions on his/her license. - ️️18, junior operator The first restriction is a curfew from ________ to _________ a.m. - ️️12:30am, 5:00am If you're running late getting home, and you're forced to drive during the curfew, then be careful not to speed. Get home safely and you will not be in trouble. You will not be pulled over during the first _______ hour of curfew unless you...

Violating learner's permit laws will result in... - ️️A minimum permit suspension of 60 days Fines of $100 -$1000 A required attitudinal retraining class A SCARR class The need to reapply for a permit JOL curfew - ️️12:30 - 5:00 JOs can not drive during the curfew unless... - ️️A parent of legal guardian is sitting with you in the front passenger seat What to do if you are late and driving during the curfew - ️️Do not speed, if you do not do anything wrong you will...

Organizations receiving more than $5 million in Medicaid funds must provide education on the False Claims Act (FCA) in accordance with the: a. Stark Laws b. Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) c. Anti-Kickback (AKS) Law d. Sherman Antitrust Law - ️️b. Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) An Organization identifies a potential issue when reviewing personal services and management contracts. Which of the following should the compliance professional consider in analyzing the issue? a. Deficit Reduction ...

At which level of the Medicare Part A or B appeals process is the appeal reconsidered by a qualified independent contractor? a. first level appeal b. second level appeal c. third level appeal d. fourth level appeal - ️️b. second level appeal There are five levels of appeal. First level entails a redetermination of claim; second level involves reconsideration by a qualified independent contractor; third level includes a hearing overseen by admin law judge; fourth level is a review of ...

True or False: The ACA requires that all providers adopt a compliance plan as a condition of enrollment with Medicare, Medicaid, and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). - ️️True ref. ACA section 6102 According to HHS-OIG - what are three important reasons for proper documentation in Compliance? (hint: protections) - ️️1.Protect our programs 2.Protect your patients 3.Protect the Provider At which level of the Medicare Part A or Part B appeals process is the appeal ...

repeat offense 3. hinder investigation 4. awareness and tolerance of violation is pervasive Federal Sentencing Guidelines - Culpability Score Mitigating Factors - ️️1. effective compliance program 2. reported promptly 3. cooperation with investigation 4. accept responsibility Federal Sentencing Guidelines - Seven Elements of an Effective Compliance Program - ️️1. written standards of conduct 2. Chief Compliance Officer 3. effective education and training 4. audits and evalu...

Chapter 8 Federal Sentencing Guidelines (FSG) - ️️Guidelines and policy in this section apply to sentencing in federal criminal prosecution when the convicted defendant is an organization FSG- 4 factors that increase ultimate punishment of an organization - ️️1.Involvement in or tolerance of criminal activity 2.Prior history of the organization 3.The violation of an order 4.The obstruction of justice FSG- The two factors that mitigate the ultimate punishment of an organization...

Chapter 8 Federal Sentencing Guidelines (FSG) - ️️Guidelines and policy in this section apply to sentencing in federal criminal prosecution when the convicted defendant is an organization FSG- 4 factors that increase ultimate punishment of an organization - ️️1.Involvement in or tolerance of criminal activity 2.Prior history of the organization 3.The violation of an order 4.The obstruction of justice FSG- The two factors that mitigate the ultimate punishment of an organization...

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when examining genetic influences on criminal behavior, crime is most likely when - ️️both biological and adoptive parents are criminal Cesare Beccaria - ️️Known for the classical school of thought in criminology Positivist school - ️️Suggests crime results from bio psycho and social forces beyond control WEB DuBois - ️️Mapped and studied the 7th Ward of Philadelphia for his book, The Philadelphia Negro "War on Poverty" included programs aimed at increasing opportun...

Unit 1.1 Where does a Bill typically start? - ️️The House of Commons Unit 1.1 What is a Green paper? - ️️When a new law is considered, a Green paper is released for public consultation Unit 1.1 What is a white paper? - ️️A formal proposal with amendments based on public response/consultation. Unit 1.1 What happens at the First reading? - ️️The name of the Bill and it's main aims are read out and a formal vote it taken Unit 1.1 What happens at the Second reading?...

XYY Theory - ️️an extra Y chromosome in males leads to crime monozygotic twins - ️️identical twins dizygotic twins - ️️fraternal twins Twin Studies - ️️monozygotic twins are more likely to commit crime than dizygotic twins Christiansen (1977) - ️️Conducted the twin study by looking at 3586 twin pairs in the eastern part of Denmark between 1881 and 1910 35% - ️️Male Monozygotic Concordance Rate 13% - ️️Male Dizygotic Concordance Rate 21% - ️️Fe...

What comes under Biological theories? - ️️Genetic theories, Physiological theories What comes under Genetic theories? - ️️'XYY' theory, twin study, adoption study What is the 'XYY' theory? - ️️A male having an extra Y chromosome also known as super males What did Jacob et AL (1965) suggest about XYY? - ️️Males with XYY chromosomes are more aggressive and thus more inclined to be more violent then males with a single Y chromosome What did Jacob et al (1965) find ou...

The police work with probation and prison services, sharing information with other agencies to assess and manage violent and sexual offenders in order to protect the public from harm. - ️️Relationship between the police and MAPPA (Multi-agency public protection arrangements) 1.Ensure defendants are in police custody before court./ 2. Police attend court to give evidence./ 3. Police apply to the courts for search and arrest warrants./ - ️️Relationship between the police and the cour...

How do biological theories inform policy? - ️️-Neurochemicals - diet in prisons (bost serotonin and reduce sugar. - Eugenics - controlling reproduction. - Chemical castration - pills given to sex offenders. - Capital punishment - death penalty. How do difference in culture, place and time affect law marking and changing? - ️️-Time - views and opinions change over time or campaigners can promote change and change occurs due knowledge advancements. E.g. LGBT+ rights and gay marriage....

risk assessment report - ️️documentation of results of the process used to identify and evaluate risk and it potential effects. naming those areas that present the highest risk, vulnerability or exposure, also used to manage the project delivery and project benefit risk. how does an organizational structure play a role in risk? - ️️plays role in how an organization communicates about risk assessment results Principles of risk and control ownership - ️️each risk scenario needs a...

An enterprise recently developed a breakthrough technology that could provide a significant competitive edge. Which of the following FIRST governs how this information is to be protected from within the enterprise? A. The data classification policy B. The acceptable use policy C. Encryption standards D. The access control policy - ️️A. Data classification policy describes the data classification categories; levels of protection to be provided for each category of data; and roles and re...

R1-1 Which of the following is MOST important to determine when defining risk management strategies? A. Risk assessment criteria B. IT architecture complexity C. An enterprise disaster recovery plan D. Business objectives and operations - ️️D is the correct answer. Justification: A. Information on the internal and external environment must be collected to define a strategy and identify its impact. Risk assessment criteria alone are not sufficient. B. IT architecture complexity is mor...